The Boss scrubs tough when in cold water

& cleans gentle when in warm water

Size: 4.25" x 3" x 1.5"
Pack of 9
He is a Versatile, Non-Scratch Scrub Sponge
Unlike some Bosses, He is Odor Free :-)
Rinse Him free to remove any debris
You can put him in the Dishwasher when he "acts up" (and not get fired!)
His Ergonomic Design makes it easy to hold and maneuver; fits like a glove
Place your fingers through his eyes to hold more securely
The bosses ears are shaped to easily cleans forks and other utensils in one motion
His military hair cut is great for cleaning grills, stoves and other slotted surfaces
The Boss wants you to avoid chemicals whenever possible; his design is such that with plain tap water, he gets rid of many/most stains from surfaces. (Or use a little vinegar or baking soda to help).
Scrub Boss can also be used for exfoliating skin!
Stand Him up to Dry Fast
Open cell design allows water, food and oils to release fast
Caution: Dont worry, the Boss doesnt scratch most surfaces but it never hurts to test the Boss on an inconspicuous area first to see for yourself.
The Boss will eventually want or need to retire, but at first, he prefers œsemi-retirement. Send him outside to clean bikes, wheels, tools and even your outdoor patio set
TOUGH or GENTLE cleaning
Scrubs tough when in Cold water and Cleans gentle in warm water

What Scrub Boss Cleans:

Dishware, Flatware, Counters, Appliances, Cutting Boards, Mugs, Glassware, Microwaves, Refrigerators, Shelves, Tire Rims, Furniture, Cars, Boats, Decks, Windows, Patio Sets, Siding, Doors, Tools, Boots, Sneakers, Bikes, Toys, Bath Fixtures, Outdoor Umbrellas and more!

Lola Products is a leading American based Brand manufacturing household cleaning tools such as Mops, Brooms, Sponges, Scrubbers, Brushes, Cloths etc. Lola also manufacturers Swiffer® Comparable Dry and Wet Refills and Mr. Clean Magic Eraser® comparable Rubaway Eraser pads.

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